Troubled Times At Bingtuan 106

From RFA Unplugged blog: Bingtuan 106, is in the middle of the long blue area to the south of the Tarim Basin on this map of the bingtuan. Otherwise known as the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, the bingtuan was set...

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China Photog Blacklisted for Fake Photo

After being questioned and exposed by Internet users, Chinese photographer Liu Weiqiang admitted that he has published a fake photo about Tibetan antelopes, which won a national prize. These photos were used by Chinese...

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A Taxing Time for China’s Non-Profits

The Economic Observer reports on the newly implemented Enterprise Income Tax Law, which imposes exorbitant taxes on non-profit groups: According to the Law, which took effect on January 1, 2008, non-profit organizations must pay...

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Oil Contaminates Drinking Water in Foshan

About 100,000 people in the southern China manufacturing base Foshan went without water for six hours this weekend after an oil slick contaminated its local river, threatening nearby cities as well. Terra Daily reports: Local...

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The Inflation Bear is Trouble for China

China should be aware of inflation, economist Jun Ma suggests. From Time The China Blog: Jun Ma of Deutsche Bank, one of the better China economists in Hong Kong, has just published his latest forecast, which includes inflation...

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China Confirms Bird Flu Death

The Chinese government, via Xinhua, has confirmed the 18th fatality from bird flu, a 22-year-old man surnamed Li from Hunan. AFP reports: China’s Centre for Disease Control and Prevention said his specimens tested positive...

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NCAA Moving into Chinese Market

The National Basketball Association earns about $50 million per year from China. And that point is not lost on University of Memphis men’s basketball coach, John Calipari, who hopes to one day cash in on the Chinese basketball...

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Spring Festival a Preview of Olympic Air?

Polluted skies over Beijing As previously reported by CDT, China plans to cut automobile traffic in half, ban smoking, and close factories in an effort to make the air of Beijing safer for Olympic athletes. Atlantic Monthly...

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